Daniel Shamoon and Orange Limited Plan Boutique Resort at Antigua’s Pearns Point

ANTIGUA, West Indies — Hotelier Daniel Shamoon and Orange Limited owner Albert Hartog have formed a joint venture to develop a luxury boutique resort within the 160-acre Pearns Point residential community on Antigua’s western coast.

Plans call for 20 single-story suites, 20 two-bedroom villas and 36 three- and four-bedroom villas available for purchase. The residences for sale will range from $3 million to $6 million in U.S. dollars.

The resort will be integrated into the existing Pearns Point development overlooking the Caribbean Sea. Planned amenities include a beach club accessible by boat, a restaurant supplied by an organic farm, a racquet club, an ocean-view spa and fitness center and a watersports hub. The development also will maintain public access to the beach.

“Our vision is to create a thoughtful destination that complements the existing Pearns Point community through timeless design, genuine hospitality and an authentic sense of place,” Shamoon said.

Shamoon is co-owner of Luxury Hotel Partners and Small Luxury Hotels of the World. Hartog has overseen the development of Pearns Point through Orange Limited since the project began.

Existing real estate at Pearns Point includes beachfront, oceanfront and elevated homesites priced from $2 million in U.S. dollars. Turnkey residences start at $4 million, while completed homes start at $20 million. Orange Limited said 26 lots representing $50 million in sales have been sold.

The partners also plan to develop two signature residences designed by James Hamilton Architects. The homes will emphasize indoor-outdoor living and the development’s connection to the surrounding landscape.

Pearns Point is located near Jolly Harbour, about 35 minutes from V.C. Bird International Airport. The airport offers nonstop service from New York, Miami, London and other international markets.